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soldierant

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42. It was Paul,

Reply to calimary (Reply #19)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 02:27 PM

Apr 2024

and it was in Corinthians 13, often called "The love chapter."

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being a Christian [View all] DBoon Apr 2024 OP

work selflessly for others? that's for suckers...... getagrip_already Apr 2024 #1

Most Christians are the opposite get the red out Apr 2024 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author kingvitamin Apr 2024 #3

Do you have some data about that? wryter2000 Apr 2024 #8

As a current atheist who was a Christian for years, have read the entire Bible twice elocs Apr 2024 #22

If you have no idea what the percentage is, you can't say anything about the majority wryter2000 Apr 2024 #23

My. 22:14 says, "Many are called, but few are chosen" would imply a majority, but there's no data to prove it. elocs Apr 2024 #28

If you can't prove the number, you don't have the data wryter2000 Apr 2024 #39

Baptists Traurigkeit Apr 2024 #31

I'm not convinved that it's most - soldierant Apr 2024 #29

Ooooh nice Seinan Sensei Apr 2024 #33

In my experience... GiqueCee Apr 2024 #34

Amen wryter2000 Apr 2024 #40

Fact. Not just you. soldierant Apr 2024 #41

I take issue with "most." Abigail_Adams Apr 2024 #35

Thats what it looks like to be a good person. Christianity has nothing to do with it. nt Gore1FL Apr 2024 #4

Good Christian bernieb Apr 2024 #5

I think he is inherently a good person. nt Gore1FL Apr 2024 #6

Could be both. n/t wryter2000 Apr 2024 #9

I'd certainly say so. calimary Apr 2024 #17

Indeed. twodogsbarking Apr 2024 #21

Not if you don't claim to be a Christian, no. soldierant Apr 2024 #30

So sad his example hasn't set the 'standard" in this country. msfiddlestix Apr 2024 #7

Trump's Christians are the public face of Christianity in America today. keithbvadu2 Apr 2024 #10

Your meme left out "Treasonous IMBECILIC ASSHOLE".... AZ8theist Apr 2024 #14

don't gotta believe nothing - just know the lingo rurallib Apr 2024 #18

I think it was St. Paul who warned against being a noisy gong and a clanging cymbal. calimary Apr 2024 #19

It was Paul, soldierant Apr 2024 #42

YEAH! That's the one. 1 Corinthians 13! One writing fits all. calimary Apr 2024 #44

No true Scotsman, etc. WhiskeyGrinder Apr 2024 #11

Yup Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #26

"Scotsman" is defined by DNA soldierant Apr 2024 #43

Yeah, well since there is no evidence of an afterlife Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #45

"Anyone can claim Christianity if they want." soldierant Apr 2024 #46

Exactly Farmer-Rick Apr 2024 #47

Several years ago, my husband gave me a book for Christmas murielm99 Apr 2024 #12

My late husband, an 'old school Republican' got me that book when it first came out Attilatheblond Apr 2024 #13

I have that book. He's so much more than a national treasure. Autumn Apr 2024 #36

He is a Christian and Humanitarian. Which sometimes don't go together. Ping Tung Apr 2024 #15

Jimmy Carter's a national treasure who draws tremendous strength & solace from his faith Hekate Apr 2024 #16

I was always a live and let live kinda person. (I mean i don't care what the other person believes) bluestarone Apr 2024 #20

Maybe in the world of Christians, there are Joe Nation Apr 2024 #24

Far more genuine Christians are of this type than the ugly MAGA minority hyped by the MSM. The press and the GOP both Ford_Prefect Apr 2024 #25

Jimmy Carter, America's own Mahatma. jaxexpat Apr 2024 #27

They hate him ... too uponit7771 Apr 2024 #32

They don't like him. Only because he didn't embrace Emile Apr 2024 #37

Wait, I thought holding up a Bible that you may not have actually read makes you a Christian! nt Shermann Apr 2024 #38